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Take 6 - Take 6 (1988) Music

Posted by edi67 at Dec. 13, 2006

Take 6 - Take 6 (1988)
Gospel | MP3 CBR 320 kb/s Lame | 36:47 | 88 MB
Styles: Acappella, Urban, Black Gospel, Contemporary Gospel, Vocal Jazz

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Peter Mergener - Take Off (2015) Music

Posted by varrock at Dec. 28, 2015

Peter Mergener - Take Off (2015)
MP3 CBR 320 kbps | Tracks: 17 | 105:50 min | 242 Mb
Style: Electronic, Ambient, Berlin School, New Age | Label: Prudence Records

There is certain craze for Peter Mergener. For his music! Having remixed and fused the both passages of Creatures in a single album, Creatures 2020 in April 2014, the German synthesist revisits Passage in Time in October of the same year. And now it's the turn of “Take Off”, his 3rd solo opus which appeared on the German label Cue Records in 1992.

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Vic Chesnutt - Skitter on Take-Off Music

Posted by SteveJobs at Feb. 20, 2010

Skitter On Take-Off is Chesnutt’s first album for Vapor Records. It was produced by indie legend Jonathan Richman and his drummer Tommy Larkin, and they had a very definite idea of how they wanted the album to sound. According to Richman, “We were both thinking that the way to get the feeling for Vic as a listener was to hear just Vic — no arrangements, no guest guitar solos, no “ironic” touches or anything else to cloud his voice or his poetry.” The end result is an album that features Chesnutt on guitar and vocals, Richman on guitar and harmonium, and Larkin on drums. It was recorded completely live, and there were no overdubs.

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Donna Hightower - Take One! (1958) + Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good To You? (1959) 2LP on 1CD, 2009 Music

Posted by Designol at June 3, 2023

One of the highest tributes to any musician in a recording session is that he or she is a “Take One” artist. Donna Hightower is just that, a singer who delivers perfectly the first time she steps to the mike. In these late Fifties sides she demonstrated the phrasing, taste and skill which marked her as one the brightest new vocalist stars of the time. Backing her are two all-star groups conducted by Sid Feller and featuring some of the greatest soloists of the New York jazz scene, including Joe Wilder, Ben Webster, Hank Jones, Georgie Auld, Mundell Lowe, George Duvivier and Don Lamond.

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Take That - Take That and Party (Expanded Edition) (1992/2020) Music

Posted by Pisulik at Feb. 18, 2020

Take That - Take That and Party (Expanded Edition) (1992/2020)
WEB FLAC (Tracks) - 439 MB | Cover | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 153 MB | 01:05:48
Pop, Britpop| Label: Sony Music

Released in 1992, Take That & Party was the first album for Take That, and contains four Top Ten British singles. The album can be accurately described as more youthful than their future recordings; "A Million Love Songs" was written by lead singer Gary Barlow at the age of 15, and reached number seven on the music charts. There is a deep sensitivity in England toward Take That; the story of the group and its progress and departure was just as meaningful as the music the band produced. Hearing Robbie Williams on the tracks here, especially his lead on the cover of Barry Manilow's "Could It Be Magic," brings back a feeling of lost innocence and a perspective on the changing of times.

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Holy Moly & The Crackers - Take A Bite (2019) Music

Posted by aasana at April 4, 2019

Holy Moly & The Crackers - Take A Bite (2019)
Rock, Alternative, Singer & Songwriter | 00:31:37 | WEB FLAC (tracks) | 231 MB
Label: Pink Lane Records

Holy Moly & The Crackers make riotous party music for the masses. Take A Bite is a concise, passionate take on folk, blues and indie rock. Led by the euphoric lead single, All I Got Is You, Take A Bite combines pop song craft with stomping, four to the floor backing, demonstrating the Newcastle-based sextet's commerciality and ambition, as well as their ability to tackle personal lyrical fare, deftly led by vocalist Ruth Patterson. Further adorning their naturally expressive take on British folk with sizeable dollops of rock'n'soul, sharp indie-rock, vulnerable balladeering and festival-ready psychedelic trips towards the Middle East, Take A Bite sets its stall confidently in the previously unoccupied space between the Gossip, Arctic Monkeys, the B52s and Gogol Bordello.

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Sophie Milman - Take Love Easy (2009) Music

Posted by Designol at Sept. 13, 2025

Some critics might dismiss Sophie Milman as simply another pretty female singer, yet with her third CD, she continues to show an adventurous spirit, tackling standards and obscurities while also forging ahead into pop. Retaining many of the musicians from her previous release, Make Someone Happy, the upbeat alto offers a hip take of Duke Ellington's long overlooked "Take Love Easy," exuding sex appeal and backed by guitarist Rob Piltch, bassist Kieran Overs, and percussionist Mark McLean (who also arranged it), with a brief solo added on soprano sax by PJ Perry. Pianist Paul Shrofel contributed the breezy bop vehicle "That Is Love," which showcases Milman in her best light. She soars in the brisk treatment of the old chestnut "Day In, Day Out," starting in a samba setting and switching to bop, featuring alto saxophonist Wessel Warmdaddy Anderson.

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General Public - I'll Take You There (1994) CDM Music

Posted by Mocha at Dec. 8, 2024

General Public - I'll Take You There (1994) CDM
Label: Epic Soundtrax | Flac (image+.cue,log,scans) | Time: 34:10 | 309,3 Mb
Genre: House, Downtempo

General Public - I'll Take You There (1994) is a cover of The Staple Singers' iconic song, reimagined by the British band General Public. Released as part of the soundtrack for the film Threesome, this version blends the original soulful vibe with a more upbeat, dance-rock style, characteristic of General Public's punk and new wave influences. The track was a commercial success, peaking at #22 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #38 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles year-end chart in 1994.

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Chuck Jackson & Cissy Houston - I'll Take Care Of You (1992) Music

Posted by funkerman at June 17, 2014

I'll Take Care Of You album for sale by Cissy Houston was released on the Shanachie label. This is part of "The Soul Of Rhythm & Blues" series. I'll Take Care Of You buy CD music Half of all royalties from this album go to the Rhythm & Blues Foundation, providing help to former R&B stars. I'll Take Care Of You songs Personnel includes: Cissy Houston, Chuck Jackson (vocals), Hiram Bullock, Richard Tee, Wilbur Bascomb, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie.

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Take That - III (2014) [Japanese Edition] Music

Posted by hill0 at June 14, 2015

Robbie Williams once again left Take That in 2014 and, not long afterward, so did Jason Orange, leaving the group as the trio of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald. Hence the title of 2014's album, III: this is not the group's third record, nor does it herald a new phase (à la Van Halen III), but it's simply an album made by the three men of Take That. III wasn't intended as a trio album – Orange left during the recording, leaving the three survivors to split his parts – and, honestly, it doesn't feel that much different than the Take That albums released prior to Progress, when the former boy band returned as a quartet of men.

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